details of the snow cab

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  • @jamesreed5362
    @jamesreed5362 6 лет назад +1

    You are an artist.most beautiful cab I have seen. So practical. Thank you

  • @membersonly7837
    @membersonly7837 7 лет назад +1

    Perfect Tom thanks, I couldn't figure out what to do around my hood, that's why I went with the rear hinges.

    • @tomlafrance9786
      @tomlafrance9786  7 лет назад +1

      No problem, looking forward to seeing what you come up with and the finished product.

    • @membersonly7837
      @membersonly7837 7 лет назад

      Tom Lafrance I can't wait to see the final product either lol, I'll do a better video once I'm finished and have all the kinks ironed out, I was going to post videos of the whole build but the build alone is a enough work so I just posted a slideshow instead

  • @MirroringTruth
    @MirroringTruth 3 года назад

    That cab is fricken sexy......I'm an IH cub guy, but I give you props...even if that color green makes me spit up a lil in my mouth....

    • @tomlafrance9786
      @tomlafrance9786  3 года назад

      I love, "color green makes me spit up a little in my mouth" Made me smile, stay true to your brand my friend..

  • @jamesreed5362
    @jamesreed5362 6 лет назад +2

    How did you mount the glass .more detail of your cab would be appreciated.thank you

    • @tomlafrance9786
      @tomlafrance9786  6 лет назад +1

      Hello James, the front glass is actually a piece of windshield glass that I had cut to size and is "glued" in place with black windshield glue. The sides are all lexan and I used 3m trim tape to hold those in place. Hope this helps..

  • @williamodom2698
    @williamodom2698 2 года назад

    Is the cab you installed available at John Deere or is it an aftermarket cab

  • @davehogan4776
    @davehogan4776 5 лет назад

    do you have any cab fabrication video's? I would love two see that build in some detail. Thanks!!

    • @tomlafrance9786
      @tomlafrance9786  5 лет назад +1

      Hi Dave, sorry I didn't think about making a video of the fabrication process!! I did make a few other videos that provide a little more detail of the cab build. If you are building one and need any info about what I did, don't hesitate to drop me a line.

  • @gml326
    @gml326 3 года назад

    Could you figure a way to put a heater in a x739 i have a soft cab i bought it new had to cut it down so it would fit in my trailer it had a soft clear window i made angles and was able to attach a really nice windshield with safety glass had a place out it in the channels i installed but i would like to get heat inside of it I did buy a 500 watt station but i tried a 350 watt heater only worked for about 5 seconds was too much but i did order a my heat 200 watt heater that a video shows it will work with the Aeivsny 500 watt station.

    • @tomlafrance9786
      @tomlafrance9786  3 года назад

      Only way to get some nice heat I think is with a liquid cooled engine !! Sure would be nice, however being out of the wind is great

  • @nathanoldenburger1276
    @nathanoldenburger1276 2 года назад

    If you had plans for this, you could make a fortune! I would love to get ahold of anything you have from the fabrication!

    • @tomlafrance9786
      @tomlafrance9786  2 года назад

      Hi I'm afraid that other than the videos, I don't have any build plans. Pretty much designed it as I went along

  • @mdinatale12
    @mdinatale12 4 года назад

    Impressive!